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The BRACE trial is investigating whether BCG vaccine reduces the incidence of symptomatic and severe COVID-19, as well as other respiratory illnesses and allergic diseases.
Until the 1980s, BCG vaccine was given to Australian children to prevent tuberculosis (TB). Routine administration was discontinued because of the country’s low prevalence of TB. However, BCG is still administered to over 120 million infants worldwide each year. In high-mortality countries,
This Australian-led study is the world’s largest international trial on the off-target effects of Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine.
To optimise the long-term health and developmental outcomes of all high-risk newborn babies and families through personalised multidisciplinary approaches to treatment.
Gender-affirming hormone therapy could influence the way a person's genes are turned on or off, according to a new study. The research, led by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute and published in Clinical Epigenetics, found the hormone therapy could affect certain regions of DNA, the first
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